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Rick Riordan - The Heroes of Olympus #1+ #2
Type:
Other > E-books
Files:
12
Size:
11.23 MB

Texted language(s):
English
Tag(s):
Percy Jackson Heroes Olympus Son of Neptune The Lost Hero
Quality:
+2 / -0 (+2)

Uploaded:
Oct 5, 2011
By:
HellsHero053



Rick Riordan - Heroes of Olympus #1 -The Lost Hero (pdf,rtf,epub,lit,lrf,mobi,fb2,pdb)
And
Rick Riordan - Heroes of Olympus #2 -The Son of Neptune


Thanks to Demoniod member Dudecyril.

Comments

Don't mind the 0 seeders thingy. It is connected ;)
what program do you need to get these files to work?
To read it on your PC use ADOBE DIGITAL EDITIONS. Wors absolutely GREAT!
I have on me Eepad transformer an app called Mylibrary, its a standard app. All you need is an app that can read .EPUB files.
Thanx a lot i will surely seed it
Many thanks. I'm actually nearly done with book 2 – which is awesome! – from our library, but my wife is still on the waiting list for book 1 and it looks like she's not going to get it in time to read book 2 before we have to return it so the next person in line can read it. (Surprisingly, the wait list at the digital library is even longer.)
For viewing then on a computer (which is generally only when I'm editing or testing one), I use the ebook viewer that is bundled with Calibre, which I use to manage my ebook library and my Sony PRS-T1.

If you don't own a reader or don't have a large number of ebooks then it's probably not worth the effort to install Calibre just for the viewer, but the viewer is really trim and fast, yet has lots of features, including the ability to create your own custom CSS that will be applied to all books (especially useful to those with limitations that make reading on a screen difficult).

(For those that don't know, epub is basically just a container for a bunch of webpages and CSS scripts. Thus the custom CSS option.)

http://calibre-ebook.com/download_windows

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For other formats:
* LRF is Sony's abandoned ebook format. They don't even support it anymore, defaulting to epub instead.
* MOBI is another ebook format, but I can't remember who made it.
* LIT is another ebook format, but I can't remember who made it.
* RTFs (Rich Text Format) can be read by every word processor on the market – that's what they're for.
* PDF. I hope I don't need to explain this one. * recommend Foxit Reader.
www.foxitsoftware.com/
* FB2 is a mystery to me, but Wikipedia says it is an ereader format that is useful for automated processing but isn't support by the Kindle, Nook, or my beloved PRSes. (Naturally, Calibre can convert it, and every other type on this list, into something your device can use.)
For viewing then on a computer (which is generally only when I'm editing or testing one), I use the ebook viewer that is bundled with Calibre, which I use to manage my ebook library and my Sony PRS-T1.

If you don't own a reader or don't have a large number of ebooks then it's probably not worth the effort to install Calibre just for the viewer, but the viewer is really trim and fast, yet has lots of features, including the ability to create your own custom CSS that will be applied to all books (especially useful to those with limitations that make reading on a screen difficult).

(For those that don't know, epub is basically just a container for a bunch of webpages and CSS scripts. Thus the custom CSS option.)

http://calibre-ebook.com/download_windows

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For other formats:
* LRF is Sony's abandoned ebook format. They don't even support it anymore, defaulting to epub instead.
* MOBI is another ebook format, but I can't remember who made it.
* LIT is another ebook format, but I can't remember who made it.
* RTFs (Rich Text Format) can be read by every word processor on the market – that's what they're for.
* PDF. I hope I don't need to explain this one. * recommend Foxit Reader:
www.foxitsoftware.com/
* FB2 is a mystery to me, but Wikipedia says it is an ereader format that is useful for automated processing but isn't support by the Kindle, Nook, or my beloved PRSes. (Naturally, Calibre can convert it, and every other type on this list, into something your device can use.)
Sorry about that. I kept getting an error so I thought it hadn't posted. It didn't even show up after I refreshed the tab, then they suddenly all showed up at once.